In the picture right at the top of the article, the top of the bell curve is using 8 agents in parallel, and yada yada yada.
And then they go on to talk about how they're using 9 agents in parallel at a cost of 1000 dollars a month for a 300k line (personal?) project?
I dunno, this just feels like as much effort as actually learning how to write the code yourself and then just doing it, except, at the end... all you have is skills for tuning models that constantly change under you.
And it costs you 1000 dollars a month for this experience?
In the picture right at the top of the article, the top of the bell curve is using 8 agents in parallel, and yada yada yada.
And then they go on to talk about how they're using 9 agents in parallel at a cost of 1000 dollars a month for a 300k line (personal?) project?
I dunno, this just feels like as much effort as actually learning how to write the code yourself and then just doing it, except, at the end... all you have is skills for tuning models that constantly change under you.
And it costs you 1000 dollars a month for this experience?